The CBS Audio Network and “48 Hours” Podcast Will Be Available on Spotify and All Podcast Platforms

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Award-winning 48 HOURS correspondent Erin Moriarty’s original true-crime podcast MY LIFE OF CRIME returns for a second season, today, Sept. 30. The podcast from the CBS Audio Network and 48 HOURS, America’s # 1 Saturday night true-crime destination, will be available on all podcast platforms.

In each edition of MY LIFE OF CRIME, Moriarty delivers an immersive, intimate and sometimes irreverent take on true-crime cases. Some are infamous, some are little known, but all include Moriarty’s signature reporting. In true Moriarty style, she brings listeners along on her journey, going to the scene of a crime, behind prison walls, and in season two, as far as South America.

“Erin Moriarty is one of the best investigators and interviewers in the business,” said Judy Tygard, executive producer of 48 HOURS. “With her background as a lawyer, she brings a deep knowledge to every case. Erin can be a tough questioner when she needs to be – criminals often rue the day they sat down with her. She also has a sincerity, warmth and compassion that allows her to connect with people from all walks of life.”

The weekly podcast series is varied and diverse. Among the stories lined up for the second season of MY LIFE OF CRIME include “The Life and Death of Amie Harwick,” Moriarty’s investigation into the death of the famed Hollywood therapist and author whose murder put a national spotlight on domestic violence. The episode features Moriarty’s revealing, emotional interviews with friends who opened up about her fears of abuse and how her work deeply helped others.

“Erin Moriarty ups the game for true-crime podcasts and brings her legions of listeners along for a harrowing, engaging and entertaining ride,” said Craig Swagler, vice president and general manager of CBS News Radio.

Also upcoming on MY LIFE OF CRIME is “Death by Text,” featuring Moriarty’s story on the Massachusetts teen Conrad Roy who died in 2014 and whose death raised a legal battle over whether texts and messages from a friend pushed him to take his own life. And in “Brother’s Mission,” Moriarty visits Brazil to find the accused killer of a decorated U.S. military pilot.

The first installment of the second season of MY LIFE OF CRIME will be available on all podcast platforms on Sept. 30.

Moriarty has been a correspondent for 48 HOURS since 1990. Her reporting appears across all CBS News platforms and programs. Her work has been honored with virtually every major broadcast journalism award, including nine Emmy Awards. In 2019 she received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation. MY LIFE OF CRIME is created in partnership with the CBS Audio Network and the team at 48 HOURS.

Follow 48 HOURS on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Follow Erin Moriarty on Twitter at @EFMoriarty. Follow MY LIFE OF CRIME on Twitter and Facebook. Subscribe to MY LIFE OF CRIME wherever you get your podcasts.

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